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First Semester


Paper-I


Contract-I
(General Principles of Contract and Specific Relief)
(Implemented from 2009-10 Session)
Marks-100
General Principles of Law of Contract :
A. Agreement and contract : definition, elements and kinds -1. Proposal and acceptance
2. Consideration
3. Capacity to contract meaning incapacity arising out of
status and mental defect minors agreements definition of
minor accessories supplied to a minor agreements beneficial
and detrimental to a minor affirmation restitution in cases of
minors agreements and estoppels evolution of the law relating
to minor agreements other illustration of incapacity to contract.
4. Free Concern its need and definition factors vitiating free
consent.
i) Coercion definition essential elements duress and
coercion various illustrations of coercion doctrine of
economic duress effect of coercion.
ii) Undue Influence definition essential elements between
which parties can its exist ? who is to prove it ? Illustrations
of undue influence independent advice pardhanasin
women unconscionable bargains effect of undue
influence.
iii) Mispresentation definition misrepresentation of law
and of fact their effects and illustration.
iv) Fraud definition essential element suggestion falsi
suppresio veri when does silence amounts to fraud ? Active
concealment of truth importance of intention.
v) Mistake definition kinds fundamental error mistake of law
and fact their effect when does a mistake vitiate free
consent, when does it does not vitiate free consent ?
5. Legality of objects:
a) Void agreement lawful and unlawful considerations, and
objects void voidable, illegal and unlawful agreements and
their effects.
b) Unlawful consideration and objects :
i) Forbidden by Law
ii) Defeating the provision of any law
iii) Fraudulent
iv) Injurious to person or property
v) Immoral
vi) Against public policy.
c) Void Agreement:
i) Agreement without consideration
ii) Agreement in restraint of trade its marriage
iii) Agreement in restraint of its exceptions
iv) Agreement in restraint of legal proceeding its
exceptions
v) Uncertain agreements
vi) Wagering agreements - its exception.
6. Discharge of Contract and its various modes
a. By performance
b. By breach
c. Impossibility of performance
d. By periods of limitation
e. By agreement
7. Quasi Contracts of certain relations relations resembling those
created by contract.
8. Remedies in contractual relations
a. Damages kinds remoteness of damages : ascertainment
of damages.
b. Injuction when granted and when refused and Why ?
c. Refund restitution
d. Specific performance - When ? Why ?
B. Government as a Contracting Party:
Constitutional provisions government power to contract
procedural requirements - kinds of government contract their
usual clauses performance of such contracts settlements of
disputes and remedies.
C. Standard Form of Contract:
Nature, advantages unilateral character, principles of
protection against the possibility of exploitation judicial
approach to such contracts exemption clauses clash between
two standard form of contracts.
D.Strategic and constraint to enforce contractual obligation
a. Judicial methods - redressal forum remedies
b. Other methods like arbitration. Lok Adalat, Nyaya Panchayat
and other such non formal methods.
c. Court fees, Service of summons, injunctions, delay.
E. Specific Relief
a. Specific performance of contract.
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i. Contracts that can be specifically enforced
ii. Persons against whom specific enforcement can be ordered.
b. Rescission and cancellation.
c. Injunction
i) Temporary
ii) Perpectual
d. Declanitory orders.
e. Discretion and power of the court.
Reference Books:
1) Beatsen (ed.)Ansons law of contract (27th ed. 1998)
2) P.S. Atiya Introduction to the Law of Contract 1992 repring
3) Avtar Singh - Law of Contract 2000
4) M. Crishnan Nair Law of Contract (1998)
5) Banerjee S.C. - Law of Specific Relief (1998) universal
6) anand and Aiyer Law of Specific Relief (1999) universal
7) Mulla on contract : Commentory by J.H. Dalal.

Paper-II


Law of Torts

Marks : 100

1. Definition, Nature Scope and objects
a. A wrongful act violation of duty imposed by law, duty which
is owed to people generally (in rem) damnum sine injuria and
injuria sine damnum.
b. Tort distinguished from crime and breach of contract.
c. Concept of unliquidated damages.
d. object - prescribed standards of human conduct, redresses of
wring by payment of compensation, prescribed unlawful
conduct by injunction.
2. Principles Liability in Torts.
a. Fault :- i) Wrongful intent ii) Negligence
b. Liability without fault
c. Violation of ethical codes
d. Statutory liability
e. Place of motive in torts.
3. Justification in Tort
4. Extinguishements of liability in certain situations.
5. Standing
a. Who may sue - aggrieved individual class action social
action group


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